I haven't used AspectJ, but Attributes in .NET can be used for the same purpose
and I have done that. I don't know how the Attribute syntax compares with
Aspect J, but I have found it to be very clean and you may want to look at it
as food for thought in what you are trying to do. I don't want to pollute
Factor-Talk with unrelated content, so if you want to take this offline for a
while until you can bring it back to Factor, please feel free to ping me at
mclag...@hotmail.com.
Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2010 17:25:45 +0200
From: k_lu...@gbrener.org.il
To: factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Factor-talk] aspects and querying factor code
Hi guys, does anyone know where I can find jamesnvc 's aspects vocabulary?
I think it really fits in with factor. james used annotate to implement
it, don't know if it was finished.
Thanks, Kobi
PS:
why is it of interest? I recently read about aop: (but haven't tried yet)
In addition to querying, it can be used to implement contracts cleanly
(maybe with predicates), and keep the supporting code away from the
actual logic (thereby keeping factor's elegant code, even in real world
apps). Atleast that's the promise.
i'd like to experiment with this, and see what further customizations
are possible.
if you have experience (for example with AspectJ from java, or others),
please share.
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